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THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR 
Back Volumes of the Southern Cultivator. 
The Work complete from its commencement. 
n3=- Volumes I., II and III. of the “Southern 
Cultivator,” can be supplied to all who may desire 
the work from its commencement, at the subscription 
price— One Dollar each volume The back numbers of 
the present volume are sent to all new Subscribers. 
COUTEWTS OF THIS HUMBER. 
ORIGINAL. 
Agricultural Society, Taladega County page 92 
Agriculture- -Horseley’s Wine and Nursery.. . ” 91 
Americati Plowing ” 88 
Books for a Farmers’ Library ” 89 
Bermuda Grass ” 91 
Drought— .Short Crop— Fei tilizing Deposit- 
Analysis ” 91 
Dogs, an article on ” 92 
Figs ” 88 
Grain Crop, the ” 88 
Morgan Horses ” 88 
Meteorological Journal ” 96 
Mutton ” 89 
Public Property, protect ” 89 
Plowing, conversation on ” 90 
Right Spirit, more of the ” 92 
Right Spirit, the ” 88,90 _ 
Squash Crop, the- -measures ” 91" 
Southern Independence ” 88 
SELECTED. 
Agricultural Society of South Carolina, pro- 
ceedings of ” 84 
Agricultural Society of Chatham, Bryan and 
Effingham Counties ” 86 
Agricultural Association of Georgia ” 86 
Calendar for June ” 94 
Degeneracy ot Plants ” 93 
Domestic Animals, organic i mprovemenl of, . ” 94 
Farmer, importance of the ” 95 
Farmers, good ad vice to ” 95 
Guinea Grass, Corn, &c ” 64 
Marl- Letter addressed to the Society of Jeffer- 
son Coutity, Georgia, by J. H. Hammond... ” 81 
Root Crops for Stock ” 86 
Red Ants ” 93 
Rural manners in England I ” 87 
Rice Cake.s, to make ” 87 
Slitting the Bar k of Trees ” 93 
Sunflower Seed ” 87 
To prevent Lamps from Smoking ” 90 
Wine Culture--Brief Outline of American.. ” 93 
SMUT MACHI.VES. 
rpo MlLLr OWNERS.— Just receiv- 
-i- ed a fe w SJntii Machines, a superior artic .e, 
lor sale by HOPKINS & HARDMAN. 
my26-dw&Clt 
QTRAW CUTTERS AND CORN 
SHELLERS — A first rate article of Green 
and Hoveys’ make, just received and for sale by 
my26-dvv&Cl HOPKINS & HARDMAN. 
L ime \ lime \ — The undersigned 
keeps constantly an hand, and is prepared 
to deli er at any of the depots upon the State anl 
Georgia Rail Roads, fresh nnslaked lime of a su 
perior quality. WM. SPENCER BaOWN, 
Kingston, Cass Co., Jan. 15, 1846. 
NEW YORK 
AGRICULTUiSAL. WAREHOUSE* 
H aving Taken the commodious Store, No 
187 Water-street, the subscriber is now opening the 
Largest and most complete assortment of 
Agricultural Implements 
of all kinds, ever yet offered in this market. Most of 
these are of new and highly improved pattern, warrant- 
ed to be made of the best materials, put together iti the 
strongest manner, of a very superior finish, and offer- 
ed at the lowest cash prices. 
seeds for the farmer. 
Such as Improved Winter and Spring Wheat, Rye, 
Barley, Oats, Corn, Beans, Peas, Rutabaga, Turnip, 
Cabbage, Beet, Carrot, Parsnip, Clover and Grass- 
seeds, improved varieties of Potatoes. 
WIRE-CLOTHS AND SIEVES. 
Different kinds and sizes constantly on hand, 
FERTILIZERS. 
Peruvian and African Gnano, Poudrette, Bonedust, 
Lime, Plaster of Pans, &:c. 
FRUIT AND ORN.aMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS. 
Oiders taken for these, and executed from a choice 
of the best Nurseries, Gardens, and Corservatories 
ill the United States. 
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, SWINE AND POULTRY. 
Orders executed for slock of all kinds, to the best 
advantage 
The subscriber requests samples sent to him of any 
new or i m proved Implements, Seeds, &c., &c., which, 
if found valuable, extra pains will be taken to bring 
them before the public. A. B. ALLEN, 
2 18? Water-street, New York. 
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THE 
SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR, 
A MONTHLY JOURNAL, 
Devoted to the Improvement of Soitthem Agricultuie 
EDITED BY J.AMES CAMAK, OF ATHENS. 
THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR, having 
entered upon its Fourth Volume, the Publish- 
ers deem it unnecessary to advert to the high 
character the W^ork has attpined under the edito- 
rial control ol Mr. CAMAK, and therefore make 
GAK55EIV AND FIEUD SEEDS. 
GENERAL assortment of fresh and genu- 
ine Garden and Field Seed, among which are the 
following : 
Red and while clover, Blue and green grass. 
Rye and orchard do Timothy and herds do 
Millet and Lucerne do Seed corn of every valua- 
Buckwheat &potato oats, Seed wheat, [ble variety 
Kept constantly on hand by the subscriber, all o 
which are offered for sale at very moderate prices. 
All orders, by mail or otherwise, executed with neat 
ness and despatch. Wm Haines, Jr., 
1 No. 2-32. Broad-street, Augusta, Ga. 
a direct appeal to the Planters and Friends of 
Agriculture throughout the Southern States, to 
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A SUPPLY of the following varielies of 
fresh Tuinep Seed, just received, viz ; 
Yellow Sweedish or rutabaga, very fine for stock. 
Large globe turnep, 
“ While flat do 
“ Hanover or white rnia baga dc 
“ Norfolk do 
For sale in quantities to suit purchates 
1 Wm. Haines, Jb,, Broad-st. 
Fine for 
table 
use. 
£ioutl)ern Cnltinator 
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if possible, they should be in the hands of every 
man who tills an acre of land, and to this end 
we invoke the aid of every one who feels an in- 
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